An 18-year-old male University of Massachusetts student was hit by a vehicle on North Pleasant Street early this morning, according to Hunter Guiles, an officer of the Amherst Police Department.
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University student hit by vehicle near Fine Arts Center
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Historical group attempts to preserve waiting station
The Historical Commission of Amherst has lent support to the efforts to preserve the warming shelter outside of Hasbrouck Laboratory.
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UMPD seeking help identifying individuals
The UMass Police Department is seeking help identifying participants in the post-Super Bowl disturbance in Southwest.
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Car crash on campus results in minor damage
Two UMass students crashed into Patterson Hall this weekend, an accident which resulted in minor damage to the building.
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Romney sails to sweeping victory in Nevada
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney scored a landslide victory in the Nevada Republican caucuses on Saturday.
Tags: Mitt Romney, Nevada, Newt Gingrich, Primary
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Romney holds commanding lead in Florida polls on eve of crucial primary
Romney looks to win the Florida primary, despite attack ads that question his political history.
Tags: Florida, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, primaries, quinnipiac university
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Student Permaculture Garden Committee wins national award
The Student Permaculture Garden Committee has won the campus national recognition for giving students a hands-on approach to learning sustainability.
Tags: auxiliary enterprises, NASPA, national association of student personal administrators, student permaculture garden committee
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Northampton man on probation for possession of 30 pounds of marijuana
A Northampton man pleaded guilty to the charge of possession of marijuana with intent to distribute after Northampton police were tipped off by postal workers.
Tags: bob dunn, marijuana, northampton, us postal service
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Associate professor appointed to federal privacy advisory board
UMass associate professor of computer science Ken Fu has been appointed to the National Institute of Standards and Technology Information Security and Privacy Advisory Board.
Tags: kevin fu, national institute of standards and technology information security and privacy
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Board of Trustees request $502 million from state
The UMass Board of Trustees approved a budget requesting $502 million from the Commonwealth for the 2013 fiscal year, a 20 percent increase from last year.
Tags: budget, Robert Caret, Robert Holub, University of Massachusetts Board of Trustees
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